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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review on March 3, 1979 prints its masthead with editor Leona Ford Ascarinte and managing editor Charles Peterson. The note states opinions on the editorial page reflect the publication's stance, while columns and letters do not necessarily reflect The Review's position.
A Bay Area editorial laments ongoing Dumbarton Bridge planning delays as a Fremont family tragedy underscores the human cost of inaction. It singles out officials and groups for focus on process over progress while urging immediate steps toward a safe, modern crossing.
President Nixon endorsed direct cash payments to help low income renters while subsidies flow to builders and lenders. He argued private enterprise cannot alone build housing for the poor and that government aid could create affordable options as affluent families move into new projects, with safeguards for safe and sanitary housing.
Washington memoir by Smith Hempstone sketches a cross-country current of Washington politics and Watergate fatigue. Shriners in Billings spark talk as wheat prices rise, while a journey from Billings to Toronto winds through Yellowstones, Custers, and Nez Perce trails. Ends with question if Kissinger should wear a fez as readers crave needs over news.
John Chamberlain discusses the Watergate episode and the roles of Hunt, Barker, and Cuban anti-Castro figures. The piece questions motives, CIA ties, and the legitimacy of acts linked to the 1972 election fallout, weighing loyalty against lawbreaking and national reputational impact.
John D. Lofton comments on Pat Buchanan clashing with Senator Sam Ervin's committee. He likens Buchanan to a fearless fighter, credits him for challenging leaks and party sacred cows, and portrays the committee taking punishment as Buchanan lands a series of pointed blows. The piece frames the exchange as a political brawl with lasting implications.
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